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1. bdcnkeno
   Member

   Has anyone ever ha this problem?? We can't find anything leaking, and we have decided water is "leaking" from both sides of the cover. it is always wet around the sides of the tub, and I have to add water at least once a week.

   Posted 2 months ago #

2. Mary
   Moderator

   If you think that water is leaking from the cover seal it may be time to replace the spa cover. Not only are you loosing water but heat if it is not sealing properly.

   Posted 2 months ago #

3. bdcnkeno
   Member

   well, its a new tub, and we have taken all the sides off, and no leaks are found, but it looks like condensation/dripping, etc, and only along the two sides of the tub, like maybe its from the cover??? Manufacturer wasn't much help, as by the time it wasn't too cold to go outside and take all the sides off, my 90 days was up! funny thing is, when summer got here, and I turned the temp down, it stopped, and now that it's cooling off some, and I turned it back up, it's started again. Maybe they put a (cheap) not very good cover on their product?

   Posted 2 months ago #

4. bdcnkeno
   Member

   its a brand new tub, that of course, is no longer under warranty, once it was warm enough to take the sides off to check for leaks.
   Shouldn't a new cover be good? You can actually watch water dripping off the "apron" on the sides of the cover.

   Posted 2 months ago #

5. Mary
   Moderator

   A good spa cover will make all the difference in the world. If you are loosing water due to condensation then you are also loosing heat thus costing money. So sometimes it is worth the extra and get a good quality cover. There are also something called cover wind straps that are intend to use in windy areas. This may help with your situation as well.

   Posted 2 months ago #

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